Terror In The Countryside Huh?

[jigsaw 11,865]

http://www.independent.ie/regionals/kerryman/news/were-being-terrorised-34914986.html

 

could be an interesting season,,these greyhound coursing c**ts doing their best to get us all hassle

[nans pat 2,575]

only way.fire with fire.

[air gun ant 1,666]

If you caught where you shouldn't be you should either run, hide or apologise not threaten to cave their heads in ffs! Maybe that's just me tho, it's just a game IMO no need for violence lol

[derekbrown 176]

No better boys than coursing club members to vandalise vechicles and slash tyres once nobody is watching" if they are being watched then no better boys to run to their vehicles shouting threats as they retreat.

[nans pat 2,575]

No better boys than coursing club members to vandalise vechicles and slash tyres once nobody is watching" if they are being watched then no better boys to run to their vehicles shouting threats as they retreat.

aye,scummy cxxts them clubs,think they own the hares not before time they get a bit of stick.(hurley stick)lol

[forest of dean redneck 11,608]

Dark night ,gate net an decent quartering dog sent around the field would put paid to their sport give them something to really moan about.

[derekbrown 176]

The Irish hare belongs to the Irish people,most men that course them give them a lot more respect and fair play than the coursing clubs do.

[WILF 46,875]

It's the nature of the beast, all "clubs" are the fecking same be it BASC, CA, coursing club, deer stalkers.........too many fannies !

[DIDO.1 22,838]

Fecking pikeys , IV been subject to the fat cnut gypo taking his top off showing me his beer belly cos Iv caught em on private land, in summer, driving a tranny across the stubble

Edited August 2, 2016 by DIDO.1

[neil cooney 10,416]

It's going to get worse.

I'm not taking sides as I think a lurcher or a greyhound on a hare that's on it's own sod is the finest of coursing there is and I'm 30 years watching coursing.

No farmer wants to be intimated on his own land and it's all well and good saying that the Irish hare belongs to the Irish man but trespass is trespass and most farmers don't give two fiddlers f**k about a hares life but they do worry about their fencing and livestock. That's why the lurcher lads who have some cop on and a yard to park in seem to never have a problem.

But the bigger problem is that this week the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the I.S.P.C.A. have agreed to join forces with the Gardi to make illegal hare coursing and badger baiting (does that still go on ??) a thing of the past .

So in the future the lad popping out for a rabbit or two will probably get more than a visit of the authorities.

That combined with two fishery officers have guns pointed at them lately will make all who partake in legal fieldsports under suspicion .

[nans pat 2,575]

It's going to get worse.

I'm not taking sides as I think a lurcher or a greyhound on a hare that's on it's own sod is the finest of coursing there is and I'm 30 years watching coursing.

No farmer wants to be intimated on his own land and it's all well and good saying that the Irish hare belongs to the Irish man but trespass is trespass and most farmers don't give two fiddlers f**k about a hares life but they do worry about their fencing and livestock. That's why the lurcher lads who have some cop on and a yard to park in seem to never have a problem.

But the bigger problem is that this week the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the I.S.P.C.A. have agreed to join forces with the Gardi to make illegal hare coursing and badger baiting (does that still go on ??) a thing of the past .

So in the future the lad popping out for a rabbit or two will probably get more than a visit of the authorities.

That combined with two fishery officers have guns pointed at them lately will make all who partake in legal fieldsports under suspicion .

i like the fancy words fishery officers..their bailiffs.. and you may no thats a bad name to have in ireland.they deserve all they get.can never see it a thing of the past.

[jigsaw 11,865]

just look on FB,one up one down shite in july ffs,Ive not set foot inside a field to hunt since start of february,I get to land where I know the farmers and they tell me there was a car/jeep/van parked up with lads wandering about like it was their back garden,I was parked in a yard 2 years ago and while on the land 4 a holes decided theyd teach me a lesson with sticks and battons,i made it to the yard where they could do fuk all,next time i was out there I had the cops waiting for me back at the van,asking what I was doing,how many dogs I had,,,no doubt what so ever sent in by the same pricks that couldnt get to me the time before...and you can be sure i'll be out there again this season as I have full blessing of the land owner.I know of circumstances where the land owners were threathened by a gang load of coursing guys,the farmer saw 4 dogs being run on 1 hare and in the middle of september,he called the cops and a few days later they entered his house and threathened the old man again,I also know of a very well known terrier man getting back to his 4x4 and finding a huge rock thrown through his screen,they thinking he was at the hares,and the man has no interest in running dogs whatsoever..as I said its going to be an interesting season in places.

[Shovel shy 4,033]

Gun clubs and coursing clubs are full of arrogant wankers. Gc got hunting stopped in certain aread we hunt. I got talking to farmers and we produced insurance from nargc. Weve got permission to hunt there again.only to be stopped by gc lads at one of the covers last year. Told them about permission. And they wernt happy.turnd up to another cover last year to find two foxes shot by rifle on lamp hung on the gate. They shoot them on saturday nights cos we hunt sundays.they think there above the law.

[neil cooney 10,416]

 

It's going to get worse.

I'm not taking sides as I think a lurcher or a greyhound on a hare that's on it's own sod is the finest of coursing there is and I'm 30 years watching coursing.

No farmer wants to be intimated on his own land and it's all well and good saying that the Irish hare belongs to the Irish man but trespass is trespass and most farmers don't give two fiddlers f**k about a hares life but they do worry about their fencing and livestock. That's why the lurcher lads who have some cop on and a yard to park in seem to never have a problem.

But the bigger problem is that this week the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the I.S.P.C.A. have agreed to join forces with the Gardi to make illegal hare coursing and badger baiting (does that still go on ??) a thing of the past .

So in the future the lad popping out for a rabbit or two will probably get more than a visit of the authorities.

That combined with two fishery officers have guns pointed at them lately will make all who partake in legal fieldsports under suspicion .

i like the fancy words fishery officers..their bailiffs.. and you may no thats a bad name to have in ireland.they deserve all they get.can never see it a thing of the past.

 

Welcome to the year 2016.

[desertbred 5,490]

I have found that most land owners,Farmers are decent folk been stopped on land a few times without permission , and have been asked to move on which we do without any argument or threats. The most Anal appear to be Managers of the big Agricultural holdings they are arrogant and will usually turn up with plod in tow. I have lost permissions in the past where the Wild life Officers have threatened land owners and Farmers with Dire consequences if they allow running lads on the land. The threats and intimidation is bang out of order if your requested to leave the land do it, would you like a farmer driving his tractor round your garden or trampling through the flower beds. When you get the gung ho clubs/ local poacher watch etc slashing tyers or blocking vehicles in that is also unacceptable . Its a difficult situation to reach a balance especially with the Hunting ACT, one thing is for sure the hunting with dogs will never finish but attitudes on both sides of the fence have to reach a compromise. I for one would be perfectly willing to pay a licence fee to run my dogs and as with a lot of permissions pay a nominal fee for a days hassle free sport.